St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-07

From the committee On fuel anu JAN
itorS-
ST. PAUL. Oct. 3, 1887.
To the Honorable the Board of Eucation:
Your Committee on Fuel and Janitors
respectfully report that they have APP
pointed the following named Engineers,
their services to commence when steam
and ventilating plants are ready for use,
viz:
For Lincoln School-Charles B. Fran
denburg, engineer salary. SIS per
month.
For jefferson SchoofNicholas H.
frame. engineer; salary, S75 per month.
And, in consideration of faithful Serv-
ice, Joseph Eagan is transferred from
the Washington to the Madison school;
salary, S75per month Z. II. King, assist
ant engineer at Franklin school, is pro-
noted to engineer and janitor at Wash
ington school, at salary, 500 per month.
L. L. WILLIAMS,
III. ii. ATHEY,
CHARLES HAAS.
Adopted and appointments con-
firmed by: Yeas--lnspectors Schur-
meier. Simmon. GieSen, Ellis, Gilbert,
Athey, Cook, Berlandi, Haas, Dobner
and Mr.. Presidential.
From tho Committee on Real Estate
ST.. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 3, 1887.
To the Board of EducatiOn:
Your Committee on Real Estate begs
leave to report as follows, viz:
We have authorized Stockton " Lind
Quist to construct sewer along Park
avenue from Bluff street and to make
connection with the boiler house at the
Madison building for S1.45z persrunning
foot, proportionate. and pro-rata
amount to be refunded by the Board of
Public Works, when general assess
ment for sewer on Park avenue is lev
led.
We have authorized the same firm to
construct a Subterranean sand rock
sewer for the Jefferson building so as to
extend from the main sewer on Pleasant
avenue under the entire new addition
and to the boiler house, sewer work COM
plete at S1.25 and six inch drill holes at
S1.75 per foot.
Same kind of work to be done by same
firm at the Lincoln building.
We have authorized the introduction
under one of the large boilers at the
Franklin building of n. B. O'Neill'S
Etna CRATE at AZ cents per pound.
We have considered certain bids for
the brick, roof and carpenter work
necessary to complete the jefferson
boiler house, and have ordered Chair
man Schitfmann to accept said bids or
to have said work done as the interests
of the Board may require.
We have authorized the Ruttan Manu-
featuring company to place two addi
tiOnal furnaces, fixtures, etc, in each of
the U. S. Grant and Hancock buildings,
so as to provide for their full capacities
of eight class rooms and office schools,
at all additional cost of 1915 each, and
we also recommend an additional outlay
of $500 for the George b. Mcclellan
building, so as to tit up the same in like
manner as the Grant and Hancock
buildings, with furnaces. ventilation
and the fire-proof dry closet system
complete, each and all of these as
eventually required for the entire struc-
lures.
Under authority heretofore granted
we have authorized Armit d Co. to
change the grade of the U. S. Grant
school site so as to conform to the grade
of the streets as established and given
by the City Engineer. this to be done at
an expense of 1,000.
In this connection, and in view of the
certainty that the full capacity of this
building will almost Immediately be re-
quired to accommodate the school
population surrounding it, as well
as to provide an outlet or
feeder to the Cleveland building, we
recommend that authority be granted,
and that contract be made with Armit
d CO. to fully complete said building
for the additional sum of S2.47O, this
being the original and lowest bid made
for said building complete as an eight
room and Office building. Respectfully
submitted,
r. SCHIFFMANN, Chairman.
Accepted, approved and necessary
contracts ordered executed by ~ ;,
YeaS-Inspectors Schurmeier, Sim
mon, Giesen. Ellis, Gilbert, Athey,
Cook, Berlandi, Haas, ,Dobner and Mr..
Presidential.
From Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. g.
To the Board of Education: Your Com
mittee on schools respectfully re
port as follows: :
First-The transfer of Miss Sarah C.
Brooks from model department of train
ing school to primary principaiship of
Van Buren, school. The transfer of
Miss Rose u. Mott from Garfield school
to model department of training school.
Second-We have made the following
appointments and ask their confirma-
tiOn-Miss j. l.. Terry, acting principal
OF training school, at principals salary
Mrs. Martha L. Tracy, instructor of
primary methods training school. Miss
Elizabeth Sliney, Miss Hattie l.. Bevans
and Miss Emma l.. Geiger to the Cleve-
land school.
Third-We have opened evening
schools and appointed teachers therein,
as follows. and ask your approval and
confirmation:
Madison School-George c. Smith.
principal; Miss III. E. Ruddy, Jennie
. Wallace, E. NJ. Parsons, L. A. Britton
and A. Jurka.
Franklin School-Mr. d. Murphy,
principal; Mrs. NJ Nj. Martin, Miss 4 ;
Nedo6yty, Miss A. McKenna.
Humboldt School,. G. Bryant. prin-
cipal; Mrs. Il. Dorm, Miss l.. Meilike
and Mr.. Nj. Helm. -
Cleveland School-Mr. S. A. Farms
worth. principal; Mrs. NJ. Rowles, Mr..
ID. Lange, Mr.. j. EiSelnfeier, Miss Marie
Anderson.
jackson School-Miss NJ. Madigan.
Principal; Mrs. r. Zahonyi, Miss a. b.
Walsh, Miss Frances Lindsley.
Adams School-Mary Dougherty,
Principal; Miss NJ. l.. Delaney, B. l..
Richter.
Mcclellan Scholars. NJ. A. Cum.
mings. -
Van Buren, School-Miss III. G. Ryan,
Mr.. A. Friesenhahn.
German School-Miss B. NJ. Phelan.
Mrs. G. }. Williams. -
FOurth-We recommend that the
boundary line between the Monroe and
Jefferson schools be established as fol-
lows: On Irvine avenue to Garfield
street, along Garfield to Goodrich street.
along Goodrich to Dousman street. along
DOuSman to Banfil street, along BanfiI
to line Of Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul
railway, thence along railway to St.
Peter street.
Fifth--We recommend that j. II. Buck
be employed to teach penmansllip i'm
the evening schools and that lie be paid
the, same salary as the~principafs of
such schools. =
SiXth-We recommend that the 600